Retreat and resilience: fur seals and human settlement in New ZealandBook
Smith, I.W.G., 2005, The Exploitation and Cultural Importance of Sea Mammals. Expand
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Review of factors affecting the abundance of toheroa (Paphies ventricosa)Technical Report
Williams, J.R; Sim-Smith, C.; Paterson, C., 2013. Expand
Sand Dune ReclamationJournal Paper
Harrison-Smith, J., 1939, New Zealand Journal of Forestry. Expand
Sand volume change and cross-shore sand transfer, Mangawhai Beach, New Zealand
Hicks, M.D.; Green, M.O.; Smith, R.K.; Swales, A.; Ovenden, R., and Walsh, J., 2002, Journal of Coastal Research. Expand
Sea mammal hunting and prehistoric subsistence in New Zealand.
Smith, I., 1985, Unpublished PhD thesis. Expand
Seabirds as ecosystem engineers: nutrient inputs and physical disturbanceTechnical Report
Smith, J.L.; Mulder, C.P.H.; Ellis, J.C., 2011, Seabird Islands: Ecology, Invasion and Restoration. Expand
Sedimentation effects on the benthos of streams and estuaries: a cross-ecosystem comparisonJournal Paper
Reid, D.J., Chiaroni, L.D., Hewitt, J.E., Lohrer, A.M., Matthaei, C.D., Phillips, N.R., Scarsbrooke, M.R., Smith, B.R., Thrush, S.F., Townsend, C.R., van Houte-Howes, K.S., Wright-Stow, A.E., 2011, Marine and Freshwater Research. Expand
Sediments of Pauatahanui Inlet: nutrient status and role in water quality.Technical Report
Smith, A.P.D., McColl, R.H.S., 1979, New Zealand Department of Scientific and Industrial Research Soil Bureau Scientific Report. Expand
Shag River Mouth as an early maori village
Anderson, A.J; Smith, I.W.G., 1996, Ibid. Expand
Shag River Mouth: The archaeology of an early southern Maori village.
Anderson, A.; Allingham, B.; Smith, I., 1995, Research Papers in Archaeology and Natural History. Expand